Years Ago News Items From June Nineteenth Century Paper
Miscellany of 1892 notices includes resignations in government, race meetings, shoe sales, fruit crop value in California, inventions threatening dairy work, and a flood report. It notes bond sales for schools, road bonds, a birth and a death, immigrant figures, and a political convention with delegation counts. Also mentions Cherokee Nation land sale and an obituary for Archie Allen with funeral plans.
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Chiffon
Klein’& 'Werley
China
Faust
James
Blaine
Cam
Cay
California
Chautauqua
Vanlue
Upper Sandusky
C. Logsdon
Bellevue Gr
James Weigle
Lowell
Lucy
James B. Scott
Carey Knights of Pythias Lodge
P. C
C. Buckland
C. C
C. Herbert
V. C
F. Frederick
J. B-Pierce
T. A. Bonser
John McGuire
Pennsylvania
Johnstown
Titusville
Oil City
Gibson Well
Gibson Farm
Reuben Rossman
John Wills
Rossman
Wills
Lghtning
Atrike
Minneapolis
Ohio
Gavenor R
McKinsey
Harrison
Chauncey JM. Depew
Foraker
M. Buffington
Washington
Archie’’ Allen
Hudson House
Mr. Allen
Frederick County
This County
Archie
Wyandot County
Allen
Oak Hill Cemetery
James Poindexter
Columbus
Marriages and pardons and local changes in 1913
William Greek of Carey wed Jennie Plumber of Toledo last Thursday. George Ury, Life sentence for W. C. Johnson murder, pardoned by Gov. Cox. Merle Dame troupe members brief home layover. Gait House sold to George W. Poling for 24000 with elevator trade-in valued 15000. Mrs. F D Hurd dies at 53. Crawford bridge damaged by flood. Joseph Hook dies at 78. Minnesota rate case upholding state railroad control against federal authority.
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William Greek
Carey
Jennie Plumber
Toledo
George Ury
W. C. Johnson
George W. Poling
Ansonia
Darke County
Beausay
F. D. Hurd
Florence Brown
W. Findlay Street
Hurd
F. H Brown
Charles Brown
Ernest Brown
McLeod Brown
Crawford Bridge
Joseph Hook
Germany
Mary Ann Remsinger
Matthew Kinn
Kirby
William Hook
Chicago Junction
John Hook
Adrian
Mich
Charles Hook
Crestline
Isadore Hook
Upper Sandusky
Supreme Court
Minnesota
State Railroad Commission
Watchman Stationed At Key Location On June 14 1923
A watchman has been stationed at a central site to oversee security and monitor access as part of a routine assignment on June 14 1923. The measure aims to safeguard property and deter unauthorized entry.
Local Notes and Social Happenings in Findlay Area
Miss Grace Davis sails in from Lucknow India for a year long missionary furlough. John K. Davidson wed Miss Hilda Guttenberg at Our Lady of Consolation Church. Martha Rose Schlachterwag christened there. Water works negotiations with Big Four and Hocking Valley railroads for locomotive use. Big Four freight engine hauls 87 coal cars, capacity 100 loaded. Emma Hammond relocates to rooms over Shhira Auto Supply Co. Recruits join Co B 2nd C. V. S. at Chickamauga. Truman Romig wins Ohio essay contest on purebreds and Ayrshires. Movies at the Strand feature Betty Compson, Lon Chaney, Ruth Roland, Leatrice Joy, Conrad Nagel, Edith Roberts, Jack Mower, Theodore Roberts and Jack Holt plus a King Tut exhibit.
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Findlay
Hocking Valley Railroad
Grace Davis
Lucknow
India
Our Lady of Consolation Church
John KE. Davidson
Hilda Guttenberg
Albert Schlachterwag
Martha Rose
Our Lady,of Consolation Church
Big Four
Hocking Valley Railroads
Emma Hammond
Garment
Vanlue
Shhira Auto Supply Co
Edwin Young
James Summers
Co. B
Walter Phelps
Chickamauga
Truman Romig
Ohio
Romig
Truman
S M Romig
Strand
Betty Compson
Lon Chaney
Ruth Roland
Leatrice Joy
Conrad Nagel
Edith Roberts
Jack Mower
Theodore Roberts
Jack Holt
King Tut
Egging Incident Clouds Socialist Speech in Newark
Norman Thomas, socialist leader, is led away by detectives after being pelted with eggs and vegetables and dragged from a platform where he had attempted a speech in Newark New Jersey.
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Newark
N. J
Norman Thomas
Adrian Residents Attend Wittenberg Commencement
Adrian residents and local educators attended events around Wittenberg College in Springfield. I E Mulholland, Melyn Osborn, and several Adrian area families joined gatherings and visits in Toledo, Kenton, Delphos, and Van Wert. The Adrian board of education announced continued employment for teachers for another year.
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Melyn Osborn
Rossford
I. E. Mulholland
Springfield
Wittenberg College
Albert Rose
Paul Dunlap
Cadiz
Adrian
Adrian Board of Education
H. R. Schubert
Bertha Crumrine
Arthur Mullholand
E. K. Mullholand
Mary Laman
Delphos
van Wert
E. G. Snyder
Phyllis
Glenda
Carey
Paul Schearer
Lyda Swartz
Flat Rock
Eliza Correll
H. J. Schearer
Local families share weekend visits across Ohio towns
Joe Vaughn and Mary Louise Vaughn visited in Columbus while Mary and Marjorie Vaughn stayed with Erma Yost last Thursday afternoon. Several Carey and Canton families joined relatives in dinner and Sunday gatherings, with visits to Upper Sandusky, Toledo, Sycamore, Marion and other relatives including Gottfried, Ward, Kohmann, and Baugher families.
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Joe Vaughn
Columbus
Mary Louise Vaughn
Marjorie Vaughn
Erma Yost
Joe Myers
Lewis Myers
Carey
W. A Vaughn
Frederick Kohmann
John Charles
Ernest Kohmann
Canton
J J Kohmann
Jeanne Ann
Rita June Gottfried
Upper Sandusky
George Chadwick
Russell Ward
Bobby
Frances McCarley
Earl Ward
Walter Gottfried
Donald
Robert Boff
Ricingson
H E Winey
Toledo
Everett Baugher
Valera Clabaugh
Sycamore
Lowell Sanborn
Marion
Fordyce Gottfried
Fickle public and the footballer’s rough day
A famed footballer endures a poor performance as fans vent their displeasure. Teammates exchange wary looks while he remains stoic. A young bystander slips him a note claiming a missing autographed drink draft, signaling a final, poignant moment after the loss.
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Autograft
McCutchenVille Children Day Observed in Churches Next Sunday
McCutchenville notices report Children Day will be observed in churches next Sunday. Local families hosted gatherings and visitors attended various events. An Evangeli cal and Reformed Sunday school Mizpah class from Sycamore met at Mrs. Miley J. Burgderfer’s home with hostesses Mrs. Omar Kraft and Mrs. Ralph Dunlap.
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Cart. Burgaghtér
Wenner
Tiffin
Fred Heimrich
William Savial
Eloise
Roy Hinton
Findlay
Helen Burgderfer
Heidelberg College
Tiffinks
M. J. Burgderfer
Anabel Wagner
Dwight Shafer
Tiffin Business University
B. Crabill
Charles Martin
Harriet
Helen
Dorothy Jean
Leonard Walton
First Train Ride Ends With Candy Standoff
Joe boards his first train ride as the conductor calls tickets and the candy man hawks sweets. Joe protests with a full mouth and a brave stance, saying you can have my ticket but not my candy. The scene captures a playful rural ride and a child’s quick-witted humor.
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Joe
el Paso
Community Visit Recap from Carey and Nearby Areas
Local residents and families from Carey McCutchenville and surrounding towns shared a weekend of visiting and dinner gatherings. Mrs Jennie Bland hosted relatives while others from Up per Sandusky Sycamore Warren and Bucyrus called on friends and spent Sunday and Tuesday with family.
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Jennie Bland
Audley
Reb
Bland
Carey
Fostoria
James ‘Shine
John Gilliland
Ferrel Haines
McCutchenville
Grant Gibson
Marilyn
Carey T
G. E. Gibson
Florent
Upper ‘Sandusky
Joseph Gibson
F. L. Bland
Son Dallas of
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Susie
Elmer
Carey Times
Dr. C.R Dru
Minera
Fume Bath
Clay Streets
Bali
B. F. Houser
MGR
N. Main St
Notre Dame
Lourdes
George Swisher
Elza Kear
Wharton
Earl Moser
Raymond Mallow
Robert
Kenton
Arthur Mulholland
Beebe News
Leo
Berry News
Kenneth Gibson
East of Tiffin
RE. E. Gibson
iLittle
Alice -Jeanne
Gibson
Mrs. Florent Day
Lyman Corfman
Foster Corfman
Bucyrus
E. E. Gibson
Ralph Eckert
Joseph Eckert
Cleo Hogam
Warren
George Mullboland
Schmullel Young
Florein
Donald Myers
Headley’s Rug and Cleaning Co
N. Cory St
Findlay, Ohio
Aite
Lowe Brothers
Tet Ns
Furniture Exchange
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